Neil Reid-Chesworth
Chief Operating Officer
Bira Care Homes
Angela Murphy
Chief Executive
Fitzroy Support
Peter Kinsey
Chair
Iris Care Group
Neil Reid-Chesworth is Chief Operating Officer of Bira Care Homes Group and serves as Responsible Individual across a portfolio of residential and nursing care services in Wales and England.
With extensive experience in care home operations, quality assurance, regulatory compliance, workforce development, and service improvement, Neil has led organisations through periods of growth, transformation, and regulatory challenge. His work focuses on building strong leadership teams, creating positive workplace cultures, improving resident outcomes, and ensuring services remain inspection-ready and compliant with regulatory standards.
Neil is particularly passionate about leadership development and organisational health within social care. Drawing on practical frontline experience and leadership psychology, he supports teams to strengthen leadership capability, improve team performance, and foster positive workplace cultures that enable both staff and services to thrive.
A recognised leader in social care, Angela is dedicated to transforming lives through innovative, person-centred support and collaborative leadership. With over 30 years’ experience in health and social care, Angela brings a wealth of expertise in local government, healthcare, and charity governance to the sector. As the Chief Executive of Fitzroy, she leads a charity with more than 100 homes supporting over 900 people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs to live independently and thrive.
Driven by a belief that everyone should have the opportunity to flourish, Angela has built a career championing inclusion and social impact. Alongside her Chief Executive and company secretary role for FitzRoy, she is the Chair of Love4Life, a friendship and dating charity, and a Trustee of the Voluntary Organisation Disability Group (VODG), a membership body representing over 150 third sector organisations who work alongside disabled people.
Angela is passionate about creating a system that provides and the best possible care and support to people who need it, campaigning and advocating on their behalf, collaborating for greater good and ensuring person-centred approaches to care and support.
Peter has worked in health and social care for 41 years including 18 as the CEO of several national care providers. For the last 6 years he has chaired various care organisations and is a consultant and executive coach. He chairs the Care England Working Age Adults Group and recently chaired a national working group, including CQC, which produced the “Good Practice Guide to Preventing Choking Deaths among People with Learning Disabilities” which was launched at the House of Commons in July 2026. He is currently chairing another national working group which is producing the first ever “Digital Excellence in Care Roadmap” which is being launched at the Birmingham Care Show in October 2026. Peter has an MBA, an MA in the Management of Community Care and is an NLP Master Practitioner.
The care sector is facing unprecedented change — from rising demand and an ageing population to workforce pressures, funding, regulation and the growing need to deliver sustainable, high-quality care.
The Care Advisory Board brings together a select group of senior industry leaders to share insight, challenge thinking and help shape the conversations that matter most to the future of care.
This is an opportunity to have your voice heard at an industry level, contribute your experience and work alongside peers who are equally committed to addressing the opportunities and challenges facing the sector.
A forum for leadership, insight and influence
As a member of the Care Advisory Board, you will:
- Shape the industry conversation – help identify and explore the issues that matter most to care providers and the wider sector.
- Share senior-level insight – bring your experience, perspective and knowledge to informed discussions with fellow industry leaders.
- Challenge and influence thinking – contribute to discussions that can inform future content, events, research and industry initiatives.
- Gain a broader sector perspective – hear directly from peers about emerging challenges, opportunities and practical solutions.
- Help set the agenda – play a role in determining the themes and topics that deserve greater attention across the care community.
- Build meaningful relationships – connect with a trusted group of senior professionals in a confidential, collaborative environment.
Why your voice matters
The strongest industry conversations happen when experienced leaders come together, share what they are seeing on the ground and challenge each other to think differently.
The Care Advisory Board provides a dedicated space for those conversations — bringing together expertise from across the care sector to identify what is changing, what needs to change and where the sector should go next.
Be part of the conversation
Membership is by invitation and is designed for senior leaders who want to contribute beyond their own organisation and play an active role in shaping the wider care sector.
If you have the experience, insight and ambition to help shape the future of care, we would like to hear from you.
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